New Year revellers join trend of eating grapes under table for good luck


The trend saw individuals, including Singaporeans, eating 12 grapes while seated under a table at the stroke of midnight on Dec 31. - NICOLEWENGGG/ TIKTOK

SINGAPORE: New Year’s eve revellers - including some in Singapore - hopped on a growing trend to usher in the new year in 2025, with many taking to social media to document the moment.

Dubbed the “12 grapes”, the trend saw individuals eating that number of grapes while seated under a table at the stroke of midnight on Dec 31. The gesture is supposed to bring good luck and fortune for each month of the year.

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